Tina has reviewed 5 products.

I am a clear size W9 (US) in all my shoes but after reading the reviews for this shoe and because after pregnancy my feet tend to be swollen quite a bit, I chose to buy a size W10. Turns out I made the correct choice! Length wise the seem to be right on the money, which makes me believe that a size 9 would actually be too short for me!! So they DO run small!!! This my 8th pair of Crocs and I have been a clear 9 in all others so I know what I am talking about. I was worried that the T-strap would be too tight for my swollen feet but it actually fits great! They are very comfortable but they are translucent and I wore bright nail polish and you could definitely see it through the shoes. I like the slightly higher heel but they did make my feet sweat somewhat and then they became slippery; I could fee my foot slip around them inside. Otherwise they are very pretty and make my swollen feet look cute ;) I would like to have seen more colors though, maybe something a little more subtle or even a little more formal?

I have always enjoyed my crocs clogs but I have been less than pleased with the shoe line and the constant rise in prices. These started out as inexpensive, comfy shoes and are now quite expensive shoes! I have swollen feet but they are not too bad, however I woudl say that wide shoes fit me better. Although when I walk the Adrina is comfy, the straps are quite tight and as you walk (and your feet might swell in the heat) it gets worse. The thing on top really hurts the tops of your toes and you might develop a sore. I know my toes are quite red after I take the sandals off but I can only manage wearing them for a couple hours a day before they become uncomfortable. The sole is really nice though, I like the "springy" feeling and the arch support, it's the straps that are giving me trouble. Bottom line: if you have skinny feet, then these are great! If you have slightly swollen or chunky feet, definitely not for you. Which is a shame because I have always thought Crocs as "wide" comfy shoes... plus they are not cheap either for something that is basically, plastic. Your skin under the straps does sweat a lot!! For that price tag, I wish I had bought anatomic leather sandals from the pharmacy!

We love our Electro clogs!! My son wore them for two years in a row daily with NO wear and tear (except a little normal wear on the sole of the shoe). Then his twin inherited them! We passed our Disney clogs to our friend and he became the third child to wear them. they looked new!

There are many pros to these boots! they are light, easy to put on and durable. Not so comfortable for running though as they do run a little wide so if your child has real slim legs/feet like mine does, put thick socks on him! :) They wore them for about 6 hours at school and when they got home, I took them off only to find their socks and pants legs (tucked inside) were *soaking* wet!!! From SWEAT!! These do not allow the skin to breathe, they have no fabric lining to absorb the sweat that naturally will form so NO they do NOT keep feet DRY!!!! I cannot see how these are usable when they make your feet wet on the inside. Sure, they will protect you from rain and they are light and comfy but they do defeat the purpose if they make you sweat so much that you soak through your socks AND your pant legs tucked inside them. I simply could not believe it when I took them off. If they do put them on again, it will be for a very short period of time. I think I might revert back to the Gumby boots I go them last year. We own over 13 pairs of Crocs. The ONLY ones that were really good, were the clogs! The Dawson (3 pairs) stitching came undone after only 4 days of wearing them!! (Crocs replaced the once only to have his happen again), the Mammoth are ok, so are all our Bayas. Word of warning: Crocs make AWESOME clogs... the rest you can find from other brands for half the money and twice the quality!